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Washington hosts the crucial crash test for the Vertical Corridor

The key negotiation points that will shape the next phase of the Vertical Corridor and the dilemmas surrounding the €750 billion Europe–U.S. supply package

Trump’s head-on clash with the Supreme Court: 10% global tariff, the day after the ruling and the President’s “workaround”

IEEPA-based tariffs scrapped, Article 122 activated – What the new regulation provides, possibility of billions in refunds open – International reactions

Donald Trump imposes a flat 10% global tariff following Supreme Court ruling

He lashed out at the judges who voted against, saying they are not patriots and calling them “Democrats’ stooges” — “Our opponents are dancing with joy over the decision, but it won’t last long,” he said

Almost interest-free installments on an already “haircut” loan after the Supreme Court decision

What borrowers gain from the new ruling of the highest court – How the method of calculating interest, the amount of the monthly installment, and the final repayment amount change

Supreme Court rules trial over Tempi rail disaster will be held in Larissa

The trial concerning the fatal Tempi railway disaster will definitely be held in the city of Larissa, following a decision by the Criminal Division of Greece’s Supreme Court (Areios Pagos), which rejected a request by relatives of victims to change the venue

Supreme court orders Prosecutors to act on farmers’ road blockades, investigating offenses like traffic obstruction

The Supreme Court asks the Prosecutors of Appeals to intervene directly to investigate offences such as obstruction of public transport and to verify the evidence

Supreme Court: No mitigating circumstances for pimps of minors, shocking revelations about a trafficking ring with victims from Bulgaria and Romania

The ring was uncovered when a minor, who had been locked in an apartment in Thessaloniki, managed to escape and report them after being told she would be sent to Germany to continue her exploitation there

The Supreme Court plenary will rule on the Swiss franc loans

More than 100 borrowers had gathered outside the courthouse, demanding a change in the way they repay their loan agreements

Urgent preliminary investigation ordered by Tzavellas over possible violations of smallpox prevention measures

The Prosecutor of the Supreme Court is also requesting that nine Courts of Appeal prosecutors investigate whether other criminal acts prosecutable ex officio have been committed

Supreme Court of Greece: If the father doesn’t pay child support, the grandparents will

A groundbreaking decision by the Supreme Court of Greece (Areios Pagos) establishes legal precedent. The case concerned a minor girl whose parents were divorced. It outlines the conditions under which grandchildren may receive child support from their grandparents

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